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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1908
Page
16
The Indianapolis Sun issue of Monday July 27 1908 features Willis S Thompson as publisher and staff details. It notes daily publication except Sundays and local observatory timing references for 12 and 15 hour observations, with standard Sun Building imprint.
The London Times comments on the Taft Sherman nomination and US governance, noting American pride, interest in New Zealand and Switzerland, and criticizing Wall Street influence. It contrasts real popular government abroad with what the piece portrays as limited American civic knowledge and power structures controlled by Morgan, Ryan, and Rockefeller.
A public health warning urges mothers to combat disease carrying flies that threaten children. Dr. Jackson cautions that fly feet spread germs to food and babies, urging screen windows, fly paper, and improved fly-killers as essential protections against typhoid and other diseases.
Sven Hedin’s caravan expedition to Shingatse reveals a 2000 mile long mountain chain crossing Tibet. Harper's Magazine features his article My Discoveries in Tibet detailing the groundbreaking find and argues it may be the last uncharted terrain of such scale.
The Rochester Times blames untidy passengers for dirty coaches, states railroad companies clean cars regularly and disputes fault with company rules, urging stricter trainmen discipline for a few travelers who mimic hoglike behavior on public conveyances.
Shelley recounts a humorous bee hive prank gone awry with Genevieve and her brother Burke. They fashion a beekeeping setup from a box, nets, and a porch hive, attempt to lure a swarm, and end with Shelley stung and chased by thousands of bees as onlookers laugh.
A collection of wry quips on patience gossip eating marriage and flirtation. The lines poke fun at women men and social norms with sharp humor and ironic observations.
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